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Skyrocket Toys Sky Viper v950STR & v950HD Drone Review

Skyrocket Toys Sky Viper v950STR & v950HD Drone Review

Posted on June 16, 2016November 30, 2018 By Jarvis
Design

The v950 is a light, flexible drone that feels rather flimsy, but if you crash a lot, that could be a good thing. The plastic-like body is constructed from Duraflex (a combination of fiberglass, plastic and flexible resin) that bends very easily. Using only light pressure, I bent the arms where the motors are mounted. And although they’re malleable enough to twist and flex in flight — which can make the drone hard to control — it also means the arms didn’t break despite numerous crashes.

Credit: Richard Baguley
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